The 700-year rule of chieftains in Bozhou was disrupted by the emperor's suspicion and the unwarranted oppression of local officials, which led to the outbreak of the Pingbo War among the three major conquests in the late Ming Dynasty. Ruilian was originally the second daughter of the Yang family of the chieftain of Bozhou. She fell in love with her uncle Li Ying and played harmoniously. Uncle Li Ying was disheartened. He abandoned his glory and wealth and became a monk in Chengen Temple in Beijing, with the name Miaoxuan. Five years later, Miaoyun requested an order to return to his hometown to pay homage, and settled at Tianchi Temple in Mount Fanjing. Seeing that Miaoyun had not returned to the capital for a long time, Li Ying (Miaoxuan) searched all the way and became a monk at the tea temple on Mount Fanjing. From then on, the two of them began to spread Buddhist culture in Mount Fanjing.
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This book takes the Pingbo War, the three major conquests of the late Ming Dynasty, as the background, and writes about the local chieftain culture and the political culture of the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the struggle between the official circles and the chieftains in the southwest frontier, and the chieftain resistance under the political oppression of the Ming Dynasty imperial power. The protagonist in the book was originally a chieftain lady, and accidentally met the uncle of the dynasty. The two fell in love with each other, but due to the conflict between the court and the chieftain, she was forced to become a monk and even separated from her flesh and blood. She silently resisted by spreading Buddhist culture. It is regretful to not be able to love, and it is painful to regain and lose love.
The so-called family affection, love and friendship all seem so pale and feeble in the face of royal politics.
This book takes the Pingbo War, the three major conquests of the late Ming Dynasty, as the background, and writes about the local chieftain culture and the political culture of the middle and late Ming Dynasty, the struggle between the official circles and the chieftains in the southwest frontier, and the chieftain resistance under the political oppression of the Ming Dynasty imperial power. The protagonist in the book was originally a chieftain lady, and accidentally met the uncle of the dynasty. The two fell in love with each other, but due to the conflict between the court and the chieftain, she was forced to become a monk and even separated from her flesh and blood. She silently resisted by spreading Buddhist culture. It is regretful to not be able to love, and it is painful to regain and lose love. The so-called family affection, love and friendship all seem so pale and feeble in the face of royal politics.